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Sorry if this is a silly question, Can an internal exam mess up my TTC?
Sorry this may be a silly question...I am TTc and i ovulated last week..I know it would be way too early to tell if i am pregnant, my period is do around March 30..If i am preg, the embryo wouldn't even be implanted yet..I have a pap smear and internal exam scheduled for this wed the 21..I was wondering if when my gyno does the internal exam, if her feeling my ovarys and all that is up there will interupt the egg traveling to the uterus if I am Pregnant..or mess up the process..I think i know the answer is no, but I am a little parinoid..your thoughts on this early on in a possible (crossing my fingers)Pregnancy??
no, i had loads done when i concieved without knowing i was pg !
ps: is your name refering to the doodlebops ?
ps: is your name refering to the doodlebops ?
no, sorry as i stated in an earlier post, bops is refering to a nickname we have for our daughter, and has nothing to do with the childrens rock band..actually we knew nothing about them until a few months ago..thanks for you post.
I had the exact same question for my OBGYN almost 2 weeks ago. I had my appt. for my annual exam one day after I ovulated and I asked my doctor if there was a chance he'd screw anything up for us by taking a pap and doing an sonogram (looking for cysts) and his response was "If I only had that much power! No, this will not affect anything!). It made me feel better, so hopefully it will you too. My period is due tomorrow, fingers crossed that it doesn't come. Good luck to you!
its a cool name though !! i am in uk and doodlebops is not known here at all yet but my kids loooooove them "oh what joy " good luck to you ttc your time WILL come x x
Yeah, I'm in the US and they are getting kind of big here, but I guess they are from Canada and are a HUGE hit up there.My little girl has seen them on tv a few times. But, no, no relationship what so ever, just one of the a ton of nicknames we have for our little girl, sorry to dissapoint all the Doodlebop fans out there..
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